(Wailer 112RP Tail above)The tail of the 112 is less rockered that the S7. The Wailer 112 is no different in the sense that it can get a less advanced and experienced skier into rowdy terrain, but that with a slight shaping change, it performs better for the advanced and elite skier while giving the less experienced skier far more for/aft stability. My friend Matty Richard has noted the amount and scale of terrain people have now been able to get into, due to its quick easy turning, massive float, and ease of use.
The past few years, people around town have been praising the Rossi S7. All other skis out there would most likely double eject you into a tree well for trying to push them so hard. With the 112, you can straight-line your run getting up to an incredible speed, and simply throw the Wailer sideways and start wiggling through the trees with ease and control. But here’s the difference between all other skis. The 112 starts, holds, and finishes its turn exactly when you want it to. Whenever I read reviews in magazines about how this ski turns on a dime, and so on, I roll my eyes as it seems every year someone else is pulling this generic saying out.
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